Upgrade StorageWhat part of the CSL style should be changed in order to cite "Van de Ven" as author last name?
Hi,
I have an Zotero item in which the author is [Van de Ven, Andrew].
When citing in Word, Zotero current style is showing wrong [Ven, Van de]. It should be [Van de Ven], in the same way the last name is stored in Zotero.
The problem seems to be related with the "de" from author's name, since I could cite perfectly other compound last name without any problem.
What part of the CSL style should be changed in order to cite in Word "Van de Ven" as author last name?
The style in use is here=> http://pastebin.com/GR9NJnWu
Thanks!
I have an Zotero item in which the author is [Van de Ven, Andrew].
When citing in Word, Zotero current style is showing wrong [Ven, Van de]. It should be [Van de Ven], in the same way the last name is stored in Zotero.
The problem seems to be related with the "de" from author's name, since I could cite perfectly other compound last name without any problem.
What part of the CSL style should be changed in order to cite in Word "Van de Ven" as author last name?
The style in use is here=> http://pastebin.com/GR9NJnWu
Thanks!
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<style xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0" class="in-text" default-locale="pt-BR" demote-non-dropping-particle="never">
(I think "never" should work. Other options are "sort-only" and "display-and-sort". Specs: http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#name-part-order